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Following on from last week where we had been spoilt with multiple sightings of the Makhatini Female Cheetah and her three cubs, we enjoy a few more sightings of them …
The Ntsevu Breakaways, a coalition of four young males and one female, have become an increasingly intriguing story in the lion dynamics of the Sabi Sand Nature Reserve. These lions, …
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The Tsalala Lioness does not need much of an introduction, as she has long been a symbol of endurance and adaptability within Londolozi. She is a lioness who has shown …
Vultures are often misunderstood creatures, yet they play a vital role in maintaining the health of ecosystems, particularly in Southern Africa. These so-called “nature’s clean-up crew” prevent disease, recycle nutrients, …
Nature unleashes its full force in this Virtual Safari, beginning with a spectacular deluge that transforms the landscape. Over 100mm of rain turns the usually peaceful Maxabene River into a …
During a recent guest visit, I had the privilege of spending time with the Three Rivers Female and her cub. Watching them interact, I realized it was the perfect moment …
We hope those who celebrated Christmas had a wonderful time filled with joy, love, and perhaps even some safari-inspired stories around the dinner table. As we wind down 2024, we’re …
This week’s Virtual Safari takes us on an incredible journey with the resilient Tsalala Female Lion and her growing connection with the dominant Plains Camp Males. Since returning to Londolozi, …
As we approach the festive season, we’d like to wish all our readers a magical time ahead, with special warmth extended to those celebrating Christmas. May your holidays be filled …
Synchronised breeding, observed in species like impalas and wildebeests, is a remarkable strategy that supports not just the survival of these species but the health of the entire ecosystem. As …
The deep-throated roar of a male lion at dawn—a sound that reverberates through the very soul of Africa—is enough to electrify any ranger. Venturing deep into the reserve’s southern reaches …
We kick off with a rare and fascinating threesome of leopards: the magnificent Nweti Male, the iconic Ndzanzeni Female—the last of the Mother Leopard lineage—and the legendary Mashaba Female. For …
Watching lions at night feels markedly different. As the darkness closes in and our own vision is limited to the narrow beam of a spotlight, it’s easy to feel a …
